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“Because we all have to grow up”: supporting adolescents in Uganda to manage their HIV more independently

USAID Kenya and East Africa. Photo credit: USAID/Donatella Lorch. Creative Commons licence.

Aged five, uninfected children of HIV-positive mothers do just as well as children of HIV-negative mothers, South African study shows

Image: CDC Global. Creative Commons licence. Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Poor adherence associated with disruptive life events in young people living with HIV

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One third of adolescents and young adults on ART in Kenya are not virally suppressed

Graph from Irene Njugana's CROI 2020 poster.

Peer-led community intervention substantially reduces treatment failure among adolescents living with HIV in rural Zimbabwe

Image credit: Africaid Zvandiri, www.africaid-zvandiri.org

Guidelines fail to address needs of adolescents living with HIV transitioning to adult health care in low- and middle-income countries

Community beliefs and social stigma negatively affect adolescents with HIV in rural Uganda

Modest improvements in HIV knowledge and disclosure beliefs after summer camp for adolescents living with HIV in the UK

What are the outcomes for adults who were born with HIV?

Caroline Foster presenting at the 2018 BHIVA/BASHH conference. Image credit: @erica_pool